Hello, my name is Jennifer and I have an ID of my father that my grandma of side of my mom gave me…read morewhen I was 11 years old. I live in United States and I been searching for my father. I called this place but I couldn't get any information of him. I want to know where is he or is he alive. I really hope someone out there helps me find him. I am 27 years old I would love to find him and meet him. If any one know or knew (Javier Martinez Gordillo) Program (0168) Faculty or School (Architecture) in (2/3/1987 - 2/3/1988) Please tell him that his daughter is looking for him. Thank you. Hola, mi nombre es Jennifer y tengo una identificación de mi padre que mi abuela del lado de mi madre me dio cuando tenía 11 años. Vivo en Estados Unidos y he estado buscando a mi padre. Llamé a este lugar, pero no pude obtener ninguna información sobre él. Quiero saber dónde está o está vivo. Realmente espero que alguien me ayude a encontrarlo. Tengo 27 años. Me encantaría encontrarlo y conocerlo. Si alguien conoce o fue a la escuela con él, su nombre es (Javier Martinez Gordillo) Programa (0168) Facultad o Escuela (Arquitectura) en (2/3/1987 - 2/3/1988) Por favor, dígale que su hija está buscando para él. Gracias.

My alma mater!!! For tourists I recommend visiting Mon-Fri 10am-5pm (non peak student times) & use…read morethe Pumabuses to tour the entire computer for free! Ulumnai knows English & can tell you what routes to take there also an app with the maps on it. My Architecture faculty (Pumabus Route 1), had & has the best cafeteria food, don't miss the "comida corrida" from noon is to 2:30 ;) your welcome!

Hermosa universidad que es GRATIS. Es tan verde y pacífico aquí. Hay personas paseando a sus perros…read morey la mayoría de las personas usan máscaras porque no quieren enfermarse o enfermar a otros. Absolutamente hermoso lugar. ¡Esta es conocida como una de las diez mejores universidades de América Latina, y es conocida como la MEJOR universidad de México! ¡Tiene tantas carreras! Realmente no puedes superar esto. Beautiful university that is FREE. It's so green and peaceful here. There are people walking their dogs through and most people are wearing masks because they don't want to get sick or get others sick. Absolutely beautiful place. This is known as one of the top ten universities in Latin America, and it is known as the BEST university in México! It has so many majors! You truly cannot beat this.

My alma mater! Most beautiful campus anywhere! UNESCO World Heritage! Free access to the general…read morepublic besides students to: local transportation, libraries, botanical gardens, certain faculty theater shows & movie showings, as well as the entire campus grounds.

Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico (UNAM) one of the best known universities in Mexico. The…read morecampus is huge and impossible to walk to see it all. The buses come in handy when you need to get from point A all the way to...well further then you want to walk. I loved that as a visitor you are able to see the development of this university over the years and how much has changed. I was really excited to see the 12-floor library but that immediately changed when I got inside. There was no AC, only fans...which isn't a problem but I just couldn't imagine myself being able to concentrate after climbing 12 floors of steps. Of course, I had to check out the Psychology floor and it was just so tiny and lacked tables/chairs to sit on. There's so much going on in the university that I felt like these programs lacked basic comfort. It's truly a beautiful campus with more than enough amenities but I would just grab my Psy book and read outside instead.

Area in close walking distance to the Frida Kahlo Museum, and the renowned churro place…read more We left the hotel early, got dropped off with one hour before our ticket admitting us in so we walked to a Panera that Doc spotted on the ride there. We entered a church, had lunch in the area and did some shopping. Doc bought a bracelet I liked from a vendor and a T-shirt from a man across the street from the museum for me. I bought some bracelets and pouches from a man on the street. He could speak English and said his family was Aztec. He made the bracelets and his grandmother made the pouches. Many locals with their dogs and tourists were enjoying the nice warm weather. We saw people being blessed with special smoke or sage. Many shops and eateries on nice streets. There was one two story restaurant that looked very pretty and romantic with couples eating on the outdoor balcony.

Fun, lively area! Came on a Sunday and there were tons of people outs and about…read more Pros: -many restaurants to choose from -vendors galore where you can buy souvenirs -there are a few free Wi-Fi spots in this area -we saw performers dancing near the church Cons: -none